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A bill in South Korea's National Assembly would require pathogen testing for animal-derived feed ingredients and restrict some same-species proteins and food-waste ingredients. Industry stakeholders support disease prevention but warn that limited testing capacity, high costs, and unclear protocols could make compliance difficult and disrupt supply.
Broader testing and ingredient restrictions could raise compliance costs and constrain availability of animal-derived feed proteins, including fishmeal and meat-and-bone meal. The supply risk could put upward pressure on affected ingredients if the rules are implemented broadly.
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